legendary “boathouse" a home located along the Oak Leaf Trail that closely resembles a boat. The area has a high walkability rating like many of Milwaukee's pre-war neighborhoods. The area has a large population of students from neighboring University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee which has at times been a source of tension with long-time residents. Riverside Park Riverside Park was created in 1890 as one of three Milwaukee County Parks designed by Frederick Law Olmstead. It once sloped into a tree-lined valley; on the northern edge there was a limestone tunnel into the park. There was also a sledding hill, a waterfall, a pavilion and, on the river, skating, swimming, fishing and boating. A large portion of the topography of the park was flattened in the 1970's for an addition to Riverside University High School. Pollution from Milwaukee's industrial era gradually made the river unfit for swimming, and invasive plants took over as maintenance declined due to repeated budget cuts by the County Government. In 1991, the Urban Ecology Center was created and began a major campaign to revitalize the park and restore it to its former glory. Environmental Scientist Dr. Else Ankel created the outdoor educational program. Since its conception, crime has decreased significantly, a paved bike trail known as the Oak Leaf Trail was constructed and the river has once again become a desirable destination. Northpoint Northpoint is an affluent residential neighborhood situated along the coast of Lake Michigan with a population of 5,705. Northpoint is in Milwaukee County and is regarded as one of the best places to live in Wisconsin due to the high quality of its housing stock, good parks, high level of safety, clean environment and abundant public services. The North Point Water Tower was constructed in 1873-1874 and is the most prominent physical landmark in the neighborhood. Northpoint is also home to the Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum, Columbia St. Mary's Hospital, North Point Lighthouse, Back Bay Park and Bradford Beach. Upper East Side The Upper East Side is an affluent residential neighborhood on the East Side of Milwaukee. The neighborhood is bounded by peaceful green spaces like Frederick Law Olmstead designed Riverside Park, with its Urban Ecology Center and public artworks, and Lake Park. Residents and students from the nearby main campus of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee frequent Indian, Chinese, Greek and Italian eateries on lively Oakland and Downer Avenues. Downer Avenue is also